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Women to dominate 1st-time buyer market

Posted May 14th, 2012 by MoneySense staff

Women are more likely than men to be first-time homebuyers in the next two years, according to a new RBC poll.

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Feminism

Why we should celebrate the real origins of Mother’s Day

Posted May 8th, 2012 by derrick

Across North America, Mother’s Day is widely celebrated. Families pay tribute to women’s contributions to the family with a nice meal, flowers, jewelry, clothing, even electronics. The National Retailers’ Federation estimates that over $16 billion was …

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Family

Blogging, Family, Mental Health, Sanity?!? {and a #Giveaway from #HaierValues}

Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Jody @ Mommy Moment

“Mom I need a snack”, “Mom when is dinner going to be ready?”, “Mom (insert siblings name here) is bugging me”. These are the outside noises that are constantly being yelled, shouted, screamed and bellowed every single day. …

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The Federal Budget and Women

Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Andrew Jackson

(The following is from my colleague Angella MacEwen.) The only mention of either men or women in the 400-odd page 2012 Budget Implementation Bill is with regards to the appropriate use of donated sperm and ova. In analysis and discussions of the proposed omnibus bill, differential impacts for women, Aboriginals, racialized persons, newcomers, and *the [...]

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Crime

Historicist: How (Not) to Marry a Millionaire

Posted April 28th, 2012 by David Wencer

That time Toronto police shut down professional matchmaker Nelle Brooke Stull.

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In January of 1936, Mrs. Nelle Brooke Stull came to Toronto with a rich Texan businessman, in the apparent hopes of finding him a bride. A week later, she found herself in police custody, awaiting trial for conspiracy to commit fraud. Nelle Brooke Stull’s professional career began in Elyria, Ohio, some time in the early [...]

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A place just for men?

Posted April 27th, 2012 by Josh Dehaas

Simon Fraser students debate gender-exclusive spaces

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Ethics

Blast Furnace Canada Blog: To what possible end with …

Posted April 26th, 2012 by BlastFurnace

… the “human life” thing? Yes, I’m pro-life.   Yes, I have argued here in the past there is a need to open up a debate — not necessarily on banning the abortion procedure but how far along a pregnancy is before restricti…

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Family

Women’s educations impact families

Posted April 18th, 2012 by Josh Dehaas

But perhaps not the way you’d expect

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Feminism

Etch-A-Mitt Shakes Things Up Again: Welfare Moms Better Off With “The Dignity of Work”

Posted April 15th, 2012 by matttbastard

Via Ryan Grim (ICYMI): Apparently Ann Romney forgot to mention to Willard that moms who don’t work outside the home do THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB IN THE WORLD!!!1 and already have ample dignity, thankyouverymuchyousupersexistsoand… oh, wait — Mittens meant those moms — y’know, the ones who can’t afford dignity. Sorry. They gotsta earn their Caddies (if not teh [...]

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Alert! Radio # 211: Whither Syria? Budget adversely impacting women?

Posted April 14th, 2012 by tommyallen789

Today’s interviews focus on foreign intervention in Syria and the federal budget’s impact on Women.
(1:10-6:52) HEADLINES(6:52-13:25) Around the Left – Activities and events of interest across Canada.(13:35-29:45) Steven Lendman – Broadcaster/writer St…

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Women: The sadder sex?

Posted April 12th, 2012 by Julia Belluz

It looks like there’s a gender gap in depression

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True names

Posted April 6th, 2012 by Námo Mandos

Regarding the current falling out of DJ with PB:There are trends on the interwebs and in the blogosphere which haven’t made me all that happy. I’m not in favour of the tendency towards creating isolated opinion silos. I want there to be places where …

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The Pre-Butterfly Effect

Posted April 6th, 2012 by matttbastard

Gee, I can’t imagine why the gender gap between the Democratic Party and the GOP has widened into a yawning chasm: HUNT: Let me ask you this. The Democrats of course say you are waging, the GOP is waging a war on women. I know you don’t agree with that, but looking at the polls, [...]

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Canada

The Scott Ross: Why The Abortion Debate Is Polarized

Posted April 1st, 2012 by thescottross.blogspot.com

The abortion debate will be polarized no matter what, and if the politicians like Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth don’t ensure that, the media will. On March 14 Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth talked with reporters about his private members&…

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Awards

Miss Universe Canada is a no-no because she once had a dick-dick!

Posted March 25th, 2012 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers: What scares me about this article is that if she looks this good in person, I wouldn’t give a damn if she used to have a dick or not!! (Matter of fact, I’m not sure I would even care if she STILL had a dick!) —————————————————————— The national director of Miss Universe Canada [...]

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The Scott Ross: Bearded, Women, Leaders

Posted March 25th, 2012 by thescottross.blogspot.com

It’s been 70 years since a major party leader had a beard, over 110 years since an opposition leader had one. A century ago facial hair used to be quite common, in Parliament and out. The NDPs selection of the bearded Thomas Mulcair as Leader ma…

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Once a prostitute. Now a professor.

Posted March 14th, 2012 by Josh Dehaas

Regina prof’s revelation highlights students in the sex trade

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The Liberal Scarf: Renewal and activity in the commissions a great sign for Liberal rebuilding

Posted March 14th, 2012 by The Liberal Scarf

Blogging has been light of late, although I’ve been keeping very active in Liberal events, obviously. In particular, in the last couple of weeks I’ve been to events involving the Young Liberals, the Aboriginal Peoples’ Commission, and…

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Economics

Women’s economics

Posted March 14th, 2012 by Behind The Numbers

You know it, I know it, everybody knows it. Women are not only getting more and more educated, they also represent the majority of university students, both in undergraduate and in Master’s programs. In the coming years, your doctor is very likely to b…

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Feminism

International Women’s Day then and now

Posted March 13th, 2012 by redeye

IWD is an important day for feminists around the world. We take a look at how it started in the early part of the last century and what it means today. Pat Davitt is a long-time feminist, founding member of the Vancouver Women’s Caucus and a member of …

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